In a fortnight's time I'll be giving thees baskets over to begonias/lobelia etc. It always seems such a shame to bin the winter pansies etc that have occupied the baskets and pots over the colder months even if the ARE getting a bit leggy!

I'm always tempted to transfer them to un-used borders…. Does anyone else feel the same? If so, what do you do to save them?

by Legitimate-Ad-6491

9 Comments

  1. FluffAndTumble91919

    I put mine in a big flowerpot underneath my rose – they’re flowering and looking lovely

  2. findchocolate

    I don’t throw them away, I plant them up in spare pots.

  3. SouthernMushroom3306

    I see your liners have been pillaged by the birds for their nests too, I have the same problem!

  4. bachobserver

    I usually just stick them in an empty plastic pot and put them somewhere out of the way so they can keep flowering for as long as they like. 

  5. chaosandturmoil

    i swap them. the winter basket comes down and gets put on a table. still looking pretty. the summer basket goes up

  6. RevolutionaryMail747

    Give them a good liquid feed and transfer to little gaps in border.

  7. Apprehensive-Till910

    Transfer into plastic pots and put somewhere out of the way and mostly in the shade to use again next year.

  8. EmFan1999

    I gave mine to the village flower group and they planted them in some council borders around the village

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